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Covestro Introduces Coating and Adhesive Raw Materials with Lower Monomer Content

Dec 11, 2017

Covestro is committed to continually improving the performance and safety of its products and setting new standards in industrial hygiene. Responsible handling of chemical substances has always been necessary for avoiding health risks. ...

Tags: Covestro, Adhesive Raw Materials

Beverage Brand Merican Mule Launches Moscow Mule in Can

Aug 23, 2017

Beverage and lifestyle brand Merican Mule has introduced Moscow Mule in a can, as part of its efforts to reduce the use of copper mug. The new can has been developed for Moscow Mule to decrease the health risks associated with copper mug, ...

Tags: Beverage, Moscow Mule

FAIRR Forms $1.25tn Investor Coalition to Promote Plant-Based Proteins

Sep 29, 2016

An investor coalition worth $1.25tn is set to persuade 16 multinational companies to identify risks associated with industrial animal production and device strategies to roll out plant-based sources of protein. The coalition urges the ...

Tags: investor coalition, FAIRR, plant-based protein

South Africa Renews US Poultry Imports After 15 Years

Mar 8, 2016

South Africa has renewed imports of US chicken, beef and pork products, bringing an end to a 15-year trade dispute with the country. The South African government concluded months of discussions over 'the three meats' with the US, under ...

Tags: South Africa, AGOA, US Poultry Imports

LGA Urges Alcohol Makers to Display Calorie Count in Bottles

Feb 6, 2016

UK's Local Government Association has urged alcohol makers to introduce calorie labels to their packaging in order to inform people about the calories the drink contains. It said that long-term health effects of drinking are known to ...

Tags: calorie labels, drink contains

European Parliament Committee to Ban on Cloning of Farm Animals

Jun 19, 2015

The European Parliament's environment and agriculture committee has voted in favor of ban on cloning of farm animals, as well as food products from both clones and their offspring in the EU. This comes in view of potential health risks ...

Tags: Food Products, Cloned Animals

Clondalkin's New Barrier Film Stops The Entry of Potentially Harmful Mineral Oils

Apr 24, 2015

Germany-based Clondalkin Flexible Packaging Wentus has developed a new barrier film for dry food products that claims to stop the entry of potentially harmful mineral oils from the outer packaging into food. The multi-layer barrier ...

Tags: Flexible Packaging, Harmful Mineral Oils

FDA Disagrees with Swedish Match's Proposal

Apr 14, 2015

Swedish Match’s proposal to ease warning labels related to snus tobacco packaging has not been given a clearance by US FDA. Snus is a cloth baggie with moist tobacco powder and has to be put under the upper lip by consumers to ...

Tags: Snus Packaging, Swedish Match, Packaging

Salt Intake Not Associated with Mortality or Risk for CVD and HF

Jan 23, 2015

Study finds salt intake not associated with heart health risks Salt intake was not associated with mortality or risk for cardiovascular disease (CVD) and heart failure (HF) in older adults based on self-reported estimated sodium ...

Tags: salt, heart health risks, Agriculture

EPA Announced a Settlement with Companies to Address The Pohatcong Valley Groundwater

Jan 14, 2015

The Department of Justice and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced a proposed settlement with several companies to address the Pohatcong Valley Groundwater Contamination Superfund site in Warren County, New Jersey. ...

Tags: health effects, contaminated groundwater, Health

The FDA Won't Let 23andme Sell Its Personal Genomic Service Tests

Jan 12, 2015

The FDA won’t let 23andMe sell its Personal Genomic Service tests to consumers in the United States, but that hasn’t stopped the company from selling its customers’ anonymous information to other companies for research. ...

Tags: Genomic Service tests, anonymous information, Health

EPA Has Designated January as National Radon Action Month

Jan 9, 2015

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has designated January as national Radon Action Month, a perfect time for you to protect your family by testing your home for radon. Radon is a colorless, odorless, tasteless gas, so testing is the ...

Tags: home improvement centers, hardware stores, Construction

FMCG Might Think Some Trends, Including a Trend Towards 'Healthier' Items

Nov 25, 2014

Manufacturers ‘gambling’ on the increasing influence of health, Canadean The fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry might think some trends, including a trend towards ‘healthier’ items, are bigger than they ...

Tags: gambling, health, Agriculture

The US State of Ohio Will Impose a Ban on The Sale of Powdered Alcohol Product

Nov 25, 2014

The US state of Ohio has passed a bill that will impose a ban on the sale of powdered alcohol product, Palcohol, across the state as it may cause health risks on consumption. The Palcohol is a white powder, which when mixed with water can ...

Tags: powdered alcohol product, Agriculture

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